Božidar Radošević (born 4 April 1989 in Split) better known by the nickname Rado, is a Croatian professional football goalkeeper who plays for Prva HNL club Gorica.

[5] In the 2012 Radošević was the most responsible player for the remaining Solin among Croatian Second League, which brought him a transfer to Istra 1961.

[6] In Istra 1961 Radošević be kept only 8 months and in March 2013 terminated the contract because of debts and disagreements with coach Igor Pamić.

[7] In March 2013 temporarily joins the team Šibenik,[8] where he appeared in 11 games and in June 2013 becomes a free agent.

Players were faced with extremely inhumane working conditions and threats by the president Ante Guberac.

[13] Radošević and another five Croatian players have made a big miracle and they ensure the second division status for Balmazújváros.

After qualifying matches in Europa League and the failure of Debreceni VSC, he accepted the offer from Iranian club Persepolis and signed contract for two years.

He is with his loyalty, work and behavior deserved a special place in hearts of all Persepolis fans forever.

His second season didn't perform that much, only 3 games but Radošević won Super Cup and again Persian Gulf Pro League.

After three years of waiting, Radošević gets a chance as the first goalkeeper in front of Beiranvand which was an unexpected move by Calderon.